Ebay ad for anyone interested. Sharing is appreciated! http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-Mustang-GT-Coupe-2-Door-/252210208145
Ebay ad for anyone interested. Sharing is appreciated! http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-Mustang-GT-Coupe-2-Door-/252210208145
Why do I want that to stuff this into it?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/CHEVY-LM7-5-3L-CABLE-THROTTLE-1YEAR-WARRANTY-110K-COMPLETE-SWAP-WITH-4L60E-TRANS-/262184251438?fits=Year%3A2006%7CMake%3AChevrolet%7CModel%3ASilverado+1500%7CSubmodel%3ALT%7CEngine+-+Liter_Display%3A4.8L&hash=item3d0b66302e:g:bHgAAOSwgNRV8StC&vxp=mtr
Becausr even mustang guys put ls motors in mustangs?
Damn. That's exactly, to some degree, what I want to have to build a cutting edge NMRA Coyote Stock car... Sigh.
Bobzilla wrote: Why do I want that to stuff this into it? http://www.ebay.com/itm/CHEVY-LM7-5-3L-CABLE-THROTTLE-1YEAR-WARRANTY-110K-COMPLETE-SWAP-WITH-4L60E-TRANS-/262184251438?fits=Year%3A2006%7CMake%3AChevrolet%7CModel%3ASilverado+1500%7CSubmodel%3ALT%7CEngine+-+Liter_Display%3A4.8L&hash=item3d0b66302e:g:bHgAAOSwgNRV8StC&vxp=mtr
Same reason I do?
Ranger50 wrote: Damn. That's exactly, to some degree, what I want to have to build a cutting edge NMRA Coyote Stock car... Sigh.
The "Place Bid" button is damn near the center of the screen. 
In reply to DILYSI Dave:
I have no money. Out of work due to injury sucks.
9 bidders w/ 37 bids... and it's early yet.
GLWS
Perfect Coyote candidate.
Thanks. Yeah, I went with the $1.00 starting bid and let it ride approach.
Ranger50 wrote: Damn. That's exactly, to some degree, what I want to have to build a cutting edge NMRA Coyote Stock car... Sigh.
Do it heritage style like the old torino talledegas......
Reserve met. This is the biggest thing I've ever ebay'd, so it's a bit nerve-racking seeing where it is, hoping where it goes, etc.
Do not let the highest bidder be a bidder with 0 feedback. Got screwed by someone like that. Maybe ebay even has an option to disallow those bidders unless they contact you first or something?
Current top 3 all have feedback, but good point. I can see where there were older bidders who have been on the site for only days or weeks.
Yeah, but also watch out for the no feedback bidder who snipes it at the very end. That is what happened in my case, and then the other real people bidders think it is the owner trying to bid them up, so they are not happy about any of the second chance options.
The first time my car (fb rx7 with SBC swap, so limited market) sold to a deadbeat bidder for like 3000, with the next highest real person bidder bid 2950 or something, but would not touch a 2nd chance offer, even for 2500. I relisted the car the next week, and it sold for like 2100, and none of the original bidders were bidding. So really, the deadbeat bidder probably ruined the interest of a few real parties with real money.
Just saying be careful, and if you can lock zero feedback bidders out from bidding entirely I would recommend doing so.
It's the final countdown! Na na naaaa na. Na na naa naa naaaaaa. Na na naaaa naaaa na. Na na naa naa naa naa naaa!
Well, final bidder wasn't a no-feedback-haver, but he flaked nonetheless. Auction went to $3k, so here's a $3k bump here.
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